By JG Vibes | TheIntelHub.com

Various newspapers and online articles in Italy are suggesting that a good portion of the Bilderberg group, at least 80 of them, have been called to Rome this week for a secret meeting regarding the engineered Euro financial crisis and the unrest that has come as a result.

This meeting is particularly unusual because it is so small and informal, but it is possible that they may have switched up their tactics after the massive turnout for this year’s Bilderberg protest. It is also possible that these smaller meetings happen all the time, but were always able to slide under the radar.

This meeting is also unusual because they aren’t renting out an entire hotel, in fact, they are using a hotel that is hosting a massive event at the same time. The hotel they have chosen is “the De Russi”, which is the site of this year’s International Film Festival, so that was either a major scheduling error or an attempt to hide in plain sight.

Despite all of the commotion surrounding the hotel this week, local publications were able to publish detailed lists of those who are attending the event. Most of the publications to cover the meeting are suggesting that the topic of discussion will be the new commissioner for Spain, Greece, Italy and other areas of the European Union that are in dire economic crisis.

Time: 7:45 p.m.
Ignazio Visco, President of the Central Bank gets out the car.

Time: 8:30 p.m.
And last but not the least: Mario Monti (Prime Minister of Italy).

“It seems like a provocation. The Bilderberg Group meets in secret in Rome. Likely to decide the fate (and maybe the commissioner) of Italy, Greece and Spains. In secret, but in the wrong place, because the hotel chosen for the meeting, the De Russie, in these days is besieged by reporters, photographers and fans for the presence of stars participating in the International Film Festival in capital. Nice try, even if the megavertice (which we do not know if will also attend the cutting edge Mario Monti) is strictly behind closed doors. And, despite the spotlight on the Festival, there is no official trace in the Italian media of this event. The news a few websites and the newspaper Libero.”

Other members were:

Tom Enders, CEO of the European plane and arms manufacturer EADS,
Barclays chairman Marcus Agius,
the President and Chief Executive Officer of TD Bank Group Edmund Clark,
Kenneth Jacobs the chairman and chief executive officer of Lazard,
Klaus Kleinfeld chief executive officer (CEO) of Alcoa Inc. and former CEO of Siemens AG,
Jorma Ollila Non-Executive Chairman of Royal Dutch Shell .